Introduction: Rising Fertiliser Costs in Agriculture Fertiliser is one of the largest expenses in modern farming. Across Malaysia and many other agricultural regions, farmers are constantly searching for ways to reduce input costs without sacrificing yield or soil health. The rising price of chemical fertilisers, along with concerns about environmental impact, has pushed growers to…
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Introduction For decades, farmers across Malaysia have relied on dolomite as the main soil conditioner to treat acidic soils. Dolomite, a mineral rich in calcium and magnesium carbonates, helps neutralize acidity and improves crop productivity. However, in recent years, farmers have started searching for better, sustainable alternatives that not only adjust soil pH but also…
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In tropical agriculture, especially in Southeast Asia, acid soils are a persistent challenge that limit crop productivity. Farmers traditionally rely on lime or dolomite to neutralize soil acidity and raise pH levels. While these materials are effective in their primary purpose, they offer limited nutritional value beyond calcium and magnesium. Enter BIOASH (Beyond Dolomite) —…
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In today’s agricultural landscape, farmers are searching for solutions that not only improve soil productivity but also align with sustainable farming practices. One such emerging solution is BIOASH (Beyond Dolomite)—a natural, nutrient-rich ash made from agricultural biomass. Specifically designed to correct acidic soil conditions and supply essential nutrients, BIOASH (Beyond Dolomite) stands out with a…
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What Is BIOASH (Beyond Dolomite) vs Dolomite or Lime? In many tropical and subtropical farming regions, one of the biggest challenges farmers face is managing acidic soils. These soils are often the result of heavy rainfall, leaching, or long-term fertilizer use, which gradually strips the soil of essential base cations like calcium and magnesium. Acidic…
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